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Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER %. 1887.

ELEGANT parlor sets ctpap, Immense sac
~ rihce to pay advauceslH New York Storage
Co., cor Capitol ave and l5th st.. 761
nR. CHAsE'S new Receipt Book and House.
~ hold Physician, the Memorial Edition of
over SO pages The "CrdAhing Life Work" OF
the greatest author and .,benefactor that ever
lived. Just out. Agentsn making immense
sales. Big terms Address r. B. Dickerson 4
Co., Detroit Mich. Mention this paper.
al 2ttnOy4s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FT>EA Statesmen Of experience and having an
4 established trade among the Grocery Mer-
chants OF the West will find II to their advantage
to correspond with us when I'm want of good sit
uation. first-class places open. State the terri
tory in which You have trade, what houses you
ments you desire to make; also send your refer
ences. Communications confidential. Address
p. o. Box 1891. New York City.
e. Cut this out and keep it. GLIB
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

"ANTED-Partner with capital in an estab-
w lshed wholesale produce business. Ad-
dress, stating amount of capital to invest, X ~
Bee Office. 7B %"
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

"ANTED-Ladies who are desirous of OBJ
W tanning thoroughly competent reliable
and we'll trained servants OF all nationalities. to
Ill every required position of household duties,
TO send their orders to the City Intelligence Of
tice. No fee until places are flled City lntelli-
1g7
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

TINO EXCHANGES 800 stock general mer-
i chandise for good Omaha property; sman
incumbrance: must sell or exchange quick. >.
s. Campbell and g. W. Hervey, $40 Board Of
Trade. 48.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

11NOR SALE-A $500 stock of groceries and
II queensware. in best location in York. doing
n business of $4,000. Stock nearly new. A rare
chance TO a live man. Address, drawer Isl,
York. Neb. T2g1
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

LNOR SALE-Hotel, the best paying small
IL hotel In Omaha; sixty regular boarders;
have other business and must sell; sl,aO gets it.
Address X. "a, Bee. 7l:S2Ss
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

TINO TRADE-Two improved farms in Iowa for
Omaha property or Nebraska lands. Ne
Culioch Il Co.. cor; 18th and Farnani. a,s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

A ATrENTION-lnvestorsa and speculators-We
IA have some positive bargains in choice
property that must be sold, as owners can not
raise money to meet their payments any other
way. both in improved and vacant realty. IL
your time. j. L.. Rice 4 Co., agents for bargains
only. 600 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

ENOR SALEOr trade. at II bargain, good large
Il new house, corner lot Graham, Creighton
Blk. 1g3l
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

TVNHREE drug stocks and fixtures of 81, 500
L 200. 5000 in finest Nebraska towns. For
sale or real estate exchange. address X. 9. Bee.
5g8n23s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NYANTED--To rent double brick store ROOM
W AKA. or Will separate and rent shlgly:
lighted by private gas; located in fine town of
2.G0O In eastern Nebraska; good location for dry
goods and clothing. or either line separate. rent
reasonable. Address * II, Bee office. 5;36 2St
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

Q1 1,Ml-Will buy good paying and well estab-
~ lished business on n 10Th ST., parties going
to Pacific coast. Address X Al, Bee Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

GOOD opening for hardware or dry goods
N store in Fitch block on Park ave Splendid
store room. Cheap rent. f. l.. Gregory. 30 S
18th st. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

=" ANTED-M with $3.50 to take one half
w interest in a well established real estate
and loan Office clears sl5OO yearly, will guaran-
tee siOO per month. Address Lock Box 431, La
Crosse. Wis. 45l ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
PERSONAL.

i exchange or made over TO suit at C. L.
Erickson Co.'S 2l2 N. l6thist Masonic Block.
641-g1
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

LNOR SALE-By NJ. A. Upton & Co., real estate
Der of commerce. Extra bargains: South and
east front lot in Oak Chatham. opposite depot
once $500 cash. This property is worth $500;
2.x122 Farnam and END streets, $8,600. cheapest
property on the street, will be worth ss0,OW IN
three years from now TAI
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NOR SALE-Drug store, stock and fixtures. in
Il voice about $500. average sales fl.WN
monthly, rent only s35 per month. See VIM.
Nelson, 422 8 18th st. 40 27j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

pUSINE ESS chance--A live man with S. 600 cash
- can learn of a No. opening by calling or
addressing j. l.. Rice Co., over Commercial
Nat. bank. Cos 2S
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

+ WILL sell equity in two full lots in the
l. midst residence section of the city for gilt
edge paper, maturing in one or two years. These
lots are bargain. L. X. Darling, lb05 How
ard ST.
Go feet on cath street. fronts 23rd. also fine
business and residence property. paved street.
any in the vicinity. 7. X. Darling, 1905 Howard
st. ,752g
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NyANTED-A partner in well established nd
~ paying restaurant in South Omaha. capi-
te. e.es,r,red, slbO. Inquire Canadian Employ
1ert office 3l6 5 18th. Tele. Ss4. 79I PSI
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

DENTAL AGENCY-F L. Gregory will be
~ found after November lst Mt aG South 10th
ST.. opp. Board of Trade. Ground floor. 5lO
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

SlXTY by one hundred and fifty business
~ property blk from South Omaha post
office, "a, 100; 1-3 cash. f. L. Gregory, 30 SO.
18th st. 172
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NOR SALE-Small house. two lots, Walnut
II Hill, $1,000. Graham, Creighton Blk. 73
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NOR RENT-HOnse on Harney between 10th
II and nth SITS. Has sixteen rooms, water,
gas and fixtures and steam-all in good order;
also large barn. Apply to Thomas Swift, 18th
and Chicago, or Z. W. Nash at smelling works
T45 29t
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

TNOR SALE-Good house on Seward street near
II 25th st. south front, $500, 500 cash. Gra-
ham, Creighton Blk. 1881
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

ENOR SAI.E-A good lot l35 feeU ON Park av-
Il enue. low price If sold soon. McCuloch &
Co, cor 18th and Farnam. HI
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

SPECIAL BARGAINS of Cruni & Bishop-5-
- room house, good barn. well, cistern, etc,
u block from street car. 5000 u cash, very
cheap. 5room house. I block from car lines
a. 100, $500 cash. a bargain. New 4room house
and full lot 500. $50 cash, snap Call on
Crum Il Bishop. 3l6 8. 18th st. %
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

EXTRAORDINARY Business Chance-A
" fine livery, feed and sale business in pay
ing condition. splendid improvements. good To-
cation property worth double the price asked;
tention; price Sl7.5oO: q cash. j. l.. Rice q Co.
Cos -
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

DERSONAL-The ladies OF Omaha can secure
Il the services of competent and reliable do
mestic help and have room full to choose from
by calling at the Canadian Employment Office.
Mrs Brega Il Son, 3l6 SO. 18th. Tel SS4.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

LNOR SALE-At $500. house and lot. rented at
II &li per month on small cash payments. bal
ance monthly or quarterly. or all cash at a bet.
ter price and warranted deed. ID. ID. .Smeaton, 1903
Dodge st. - n ll2
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

ENOR EXCHANGE-City property for Iowa
IL Nebraska lands. l.. H. Watts, N. Il. Cor.
10Th and st. Mary's ave. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
ClAIRvOYANT.

MFRS. DURANT-C -Clarivoyant from Boston is
1Nl reliable in all affairs of life, unites separ-
ated lovers. Ss: n. 10Th ST.. room l. T60 ul0'
hR. MAMIE v. Warren, clairvoyant. Med
- lcal business AMI test medium. Office 1l9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

ENOR SALE-Or exchange. farms in Iowa,
IL Kansas and Nebraska for Omaha houses
and lots; will assume mortgages on houses and
give clear deeds to farms; will also exchange
city lots for good farms. well located and AS
sumo small mortgages on farms and give clear
deed to city lots. Farms wanted in Central Ne
braska. A. p. Turkey, IRA Farnam st. 14O
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

MONEY to loan on city property, and also
4Vl farms in Nebraska and Iowa. Odell Bros.
& Co., loan, real estate and insurance agents. 1G3
Pearl street, Council Bluffs, Ia; 1923 Farnam
street, Omaha. 2OS
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

"ANTED-Girls and all others who are look
w ing for place to know that We do not
charge office fee unless place Is secured. Do not
he deceived by concerns who take your money
without giving you place. Gate City Employ
ment Office, 3l4i s 18th st. 562 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
LOST.


STOLEN-Bay mare in open buggy medium
~ size. dark bay. large hind ankles, about IL
years old. good traveller, buggy old, new shafts
not painted. Il. Murray. Murray hotel 253
I OF. Arcade place, ~ blks south OF Leaven-
IL worth ST., east front on Both st. Owner
must sell. Ask FOR price, F. L. Gregory. 3so
So 18th ST. IT.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

LNoR SALE--First-cass two-story brick hotel
Il doing excellent business; rents for SS5 per
month; owner going out to Cal. Address Il. s.
Lilly Broken Bow Neb. :ss..6 n Is
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DERSONAL-Private home for ladies during
l. confinement, strictly confidential, infants
adopted. Address II AZ lee office. 167 nSa
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

ENOR SALE-Drug store, 1900, doing good
Omaha, or will exchange it with some choice
land for larger stock of drugs in good country
town. Address X q, Bee office, Omaha:
TO5n1
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NOR LEASE-7-room house on Davenport,
II near 10Th st. Rent, $40; furniture, A0O
Cooperative Land & Lot Co., aO6 10th st;
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

"ANTED-Ladiesw who are desrous of OBJ
W tanning competent servents of all nation
allties to fill every required position to leave
their orders at Scandinavian Emp bureau, 1910
Earnam st, side door. 6Sl 30
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

TTNO eXchange-Some money and choice land
l. for first class improved inside property.
H. L. Cole, 3l6 18th. All
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

ZION SALE-124xlOO TT cor. Howard and 35th
II sts., next block to Easson Brady L. Mar.
tins houses, $500. Address Il. % Bee Office. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NOR SALE feed mill. "a in. French burrs.
II Victor shelter, Is bu per hour.
bolt for buckwheat or meal
40 it. 2 in. shafting 0 hangers elevator belt.
ETC. Address 2O8 26th ST., Omaha, Neb f2,5 n u
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

LNOR RENT Ground floor Office room. cen
II trally located. heated and lighted. c. L.
Harrison, AIS S. 18th ST. T19
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

"ANTED-To hire Immediately a small
w house. containing about four rooms. To-
Gated west of 10th street and north of Farnam
street and within a mile of 2. o. Address X.
81, Bee Office. 1l22gs
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

ENOR SALE-Several houses and lots on
Il small payments also some houses and
W. cor 18th and Farnam. g91
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NEW Four room cottage. with pantry, closets
~ and cellar Near car line, schools, and in an
excellent neighborhood, being lot 49, Burdette
court, price S,5tH, small cash payment and SIS
per month. Wallace. Creighton block. 46S
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

TNOR SALEA 300 acre stock farm, in Sarpy
II county just ~ miles from Omaha, with q
fine quarry on 1t. only SO per acre. A. f.
Mayne, N. W. cor. 10th and Farnam. 9l
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

VNANTED-To buy half or whole interest In
X 55, Bee. 100 2F
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

LNOR SALE-Lease and fixtures of one of the
II best located real estate Offices in the city.
lGround fioorJ Addrdss X 81, Bee office.
116 2gs
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

NOR SALE-Or trade. A nice little flock Of
II resistered merino sheep. herd of regis
tered Berkshire hogs; 2OO high grade short horn
re Trade buildin0 4SS
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-28

1.-TWO persons. ladies' or gentlemen. Wishing
l. comfortably furnished, warm room with
board private family, may be suited by calling
155 2Ss
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
A Wedding Under pimcnltIos.

The FrancO-German war in 1870
brought about the reform in war cores
pOndence. At the commencement of hos
tilities l was at Spicteren, a small town
on the border of those two countries. The
town was held by a small body of German
soldiers, and on the neighbOring heights
was large army of Frenchmen. In case
they attacked the town we had determined
to run. There is the comical as well as
the tragic side always in war, and both
these elements we experienced at Spic-
teren. \ young German girl had come
to say good by to her lover, a sergeant in
the small detachment. Some of us con-
ceived the idea that they should be mar
ried. Leave of absence was applied for
for the soldier and granted on condition
that at the first sound of the alarm he
should be back at his post.
The ceremony commenced, and lust as
the clergyman came to the important
part the bugle sounded the alarm. The
French had commenced the attack.
Hastily buckling on his belt the soldier
ran to his post. Shot and shell burst
over the town and one crashed into the
kitchen stove and destroyed the wedding
breakfast. We all hastily retired to
another town few miles off. That night
was still again, and we determined not to
be done out Of our wedding, 50 we four d
the soldier and girl, and next day they
were married. Next day the battle was
renewed and the French were repulsed.
Wandering over the field among the
killed and trying to assist the wounded, l
came across the bridegroom, stone dead.
He was shot through the throat. In his
hand ne held a picture Of his young bride,
stained with his life's bIOOd.--LOndon
Cor. New York Mail and Express.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
The nIndern nro.insn

In one of the better class of tenement
houses woman, a polisher in a iewelrv
manufactory, said the other day:
I'm viking to work hard. 1 don't
care how hard; but it's awful to me ia
see my little boy and the way he goes on.
He's a cash boy at Ii-'s, and tbev
don't pay by the week, they nav bv
checks, so every cash boy is on the keen
Jump after a call. They're so worried
and anxious and afraid thev won't get
enough, and Johnny cries and saws: Oh
mamma, l do try, but there's one how
That always gets ahead of me- I tbinj,
lt's an awful system even if it does make
them smart -
An awful system, yet in its ranks
march more and more thousands every
year. 1t would seem as if every force in
modern civilization bent toward this one
end of money getting, and the child Of
days and the old man Of wears alike
shared the passion and ran the same mad
race. 1t IL the passion itself that has ont.
grown all bounds and that faces rs to
uay-tnc modern Medusa, on which he
VINO looks has no more heart of flesh and
Diood but forever heart of stone. insensi-
Dle 10 any sorrow, Unmoyed by anv crv
Of enid or wOman.-Helen Canpbell in
New York Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
Scenery Of tho Danube.

If any one has taken the river route ia
Buda-Pcsth under the delusion that he is
to see fine scenery he Is quickly disabused.
The finest scenery of the Danube is above
Vienna, between the capital and Linz.
and also farther up, as far as Passa Il.
Along this part Of its course there is \
constant succession of villages with cas-
ties, hills crowned with ruins, abbevs in
picturesque localities and landscapes of
great beauty and variety. It is in this
respect one Of the most noted parts of
Austria, which has a greater variety of
landscape beauty than any other country
of Europe.
Below Buda-Pesth the views are fine
and bold. The shores are more abr1Dt
and there are splendid reaches of the river.
which receives large tributaries and be-
comes moro majestic. For some distance
below Vienna the levees are numerous
though not continuous. The land near
the banks is low and the hills bevond them
Tie gentlest undUlations. The towns that
are passed from time to time do little to
enhance the interest as respects their ap-
pearance, though all of them had their
little affairs with Che Turks 500 or 400
years ago. In fact, every square mile Of
ground along either bank. soon after leav-
ing Vienna, Is histOric.-Buda-Pe -Pesth Cor.
San Francisco Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
Domestic Service in Mexico

An interesting contribution. the discus-
sion OF the domestic service problem. is
gwen by our correspondent from New
Mexico. We think the working women
o.. the east cannot know that in New
Mexico domestic servants are paid $40 a
month, with board and home in addition.
ana ; cannot be obtained even for these
large wages The native Mexicans e,1To
ply about the only servants to be had
there, and they are so unfamiliar with
american methods of housekeeping and
Wlthal are so indolent and careless that
lneir service is far from satisfactory. The
Pride which keeps the native American az
respectable work in the east at 50 or
- week. it would seem, would disan-
-. hgat ot.o.. iAe temptation of an oppor-
tunity to earn $3.50 a year, most of which
could be saved, as the home is f,,,,isIoJ
telphia Press. 9'9' h'ia-
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
which Lead 70 Por1,,,.

do not believe in bringing nm 4,,o
young to know life, as it is said Tsbo',II Ia
lust as soon think Of bringing nm p',J,I5 cb;id
uy cutting some Of the cords Of his G,,li- 6odu
anu anu .lalcerating his nerves and scarrino y,
anu oF t; !;attoolng him and making an Indian
OL MN outright as an element Of baaIIt,,
as should think of deveIonin,, ~. De''uly
hood by bringing him up to see III iifn ni''tl, ~
see its abominable lusts, to see its bidoo,,o ~
lncarnations of wit, to see its inso,.,,a 2
|lckedness, to see its extravaoant and nd
degrading scenes, to see its nniseTabIe ca, c.,lu
lLiiities' ~ to see its imaginations set on fro
Il hell' to see all those temptations and N
.S.' feluslons which lead to perdition. No
Tboy n.y. sssS .a over the sight Of these things.
m rlley who see them always carry sca59
They are burned. And t6meb a., oI;.ls' i:-L'
sl1ey T live as men that have been hgrneS NJ
Inc scar remains. Henry Ward Reecbo,.
N New York World. ''N ''seoiier
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
vegetables of the noo.n

Every one knows that the ven bae Iar,,o,
ANIMALS than can be found on land; but
with the enormous sequoias Of California
N mind' many may be surprised to learn
o. vegetable Growths in the ocean vastly
exceeding IN length, though not in bulk.
thesc giants Of the forest. Recently the
snip Clever, commanded by Can't. John
stone, arrived at Montevideo with n nor
'lOi! oI seaweed which had been picked
up IN the Atlantic near the equator. The
sailors perceived an object floating on the
surface some distance from the shin. and
manning manning boat, they rowed to it, and
.'Scef'ailied that it was an alga Of enor-
nous nous slze. On measuring it, it was
found to have q length upward of zoo
feet.-Swiss Cross. -''VO
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
A DOGS sELF-sAcRlFlcE.
How a VenturesOme Lad Was Saved
from the Jaws of Shark.

from the Jaws of a Shark.
A southern paper prints the following
moving story of sublime self-sacrifice by
a dog-a fine large Newfoundland. A
camping party on the coast of Georgia,
near Savannah, had been amusing them
selves by swimming in the bay, and q
venturesome lad named Charlie Butler
had swan much farther, and staid
longer than the rest. The writer, who
was the owner of the dog, dressed him
self, and was busy at the camp ground
preparing supper when he heard an
alarm.
A sudden Outcry told me something
was going wrong on the shore. Grab
bing a rifle and fastening back, with
Carlo at my heels, beheld Butler some
distance away, swimming with all his
might, and only few yards behind him
the vertical fin of huge shark. There
seemed no possibility that the boy IS
lie could be saved; we were without
boats, and fish and man were so nearly
in line from us that did not dare to fire.
In a second Black Carlo, cOmprehending
the situation, dashed through the surf,
and started to swim toward Charlie with
a speed l have never seen equaled by any
land animal. The boy, having leisurely
covered most Of the distance between the
reef and the shore when the man eater
started after him, was comparatively
fresh, and. when he saw the noble dog
fastening to his help, made a final des-
perate effort to escape. In another in-
slant Carlo was close to him.
Just then, however, the shark. having
come near enough. turned so that we
could see his white belly glistening in the
twilight, and was all ready for the spring
that would surely have ended Charlie s
life, when Carlo, leaping clean over But
ler's form, appeared to go straight into
the monsters mouth; and the latter hav.
ing got his supper. disappeared in deep
water, while the lad in a few seconds was
safe on the shore. That night our iov
over our comrades rescue was mingled
with sorrow for the life so gallantly sac
rificed in his behalf, and to this day the
memory Of that thrilling scene fills me
with sadness for the loss of Black Carlo.
my dog herO.-Exchange
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
I KNOW NOT.

know not when, on the heaven blue sea,
The boat of death shall be launched for me;
When the heart shall falter, the brain shall reel
And the active fingers cease to feel;
Butsi know some time, on the other shore,
The bark shall be anchored for ever more.
know not how the change shall be,
Through what black waves Of misery,
What clouds shall gather or storm waves beat,
Ere the outward voyage shall be complete;
But know when the pain Of the voyage is DER,
l shall pass through tempest nevermOre.
/ know not why am waiting here,
And what shall be doth not yet appear"
ButiI know some time the Lord shall call
Without whose notice no birdlings fall
And in pain or pleasure, toll or rest,
l shall be as His wisdom seeth best.
Laura Bell in Good Housekeeping.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
Among The rs.linnnhr.s

9lr. Swell (who has rented n fashion.
a9ie apartment house, e)-We needn't he
ashamed Of this, nv dear. 'e
Mrs. swell--No, indeed; it is perfectly
ioyely' and such fashionable Iocalitvi
Mr. Swell-That's the beauty of Il
And now, my dear. if You win send Per,
klns out for q loaf Of bread and 4 half a
pound Of butter we win have something
TO eat. New York Sun.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
Danger in Dsnh ~.

II has been claimed for years that ra,s
llfst introduced the terrible trichinaa s'is, :,
swine and then, through fresh Saa.li'e oril IN -
,.'1T,l, !. M, iIto ~ human bodies. DR.. Iandrev
~ ~. Inc Popular Science News, supports
s.s e,ii5 lileory with personal Observations
iS5 .Sliu elsss .ss number Of cases showing that
dead rats mice and cats should be lent s,,,,t
away trom hogs It is crime 10 tbroEv ePS
Z eesd rat to the hogs with such facts e.
mind.-C Chicago Times. ~ -'''i' ~
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
Cumming 10 fonreT po-,,I.-.-

summing has had its day in New
York, and IS now toothleas ora,l IS l,aeS. -seI =.
'.s..'' - anu solteilng craze employed at verv
t,'Le a,.L' intervals for somebody who liked
me tile Iuh and wants to repeat it. or some
10y 10y VINO hadn't the courage to trv Il
Oefore.-Cor. Kansas City Journal -
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
"UncIe Remns."

eoel Chandler Harris Uncle Remus) Is
son q the late Judge Harris OF Knox.
sine. Tenn, who was the author Of the
out Lovengood sketches. fanons
aillong the lovers Of hnnlor some tbirtv
years ago.-Chicago Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06
Poison IN the -

At14-year-old A scholar IN N. a..
scnool near Nandaiia, Ils., took q ,vVsJs svVsI
ioPs IRON his ink bottle the other dsv =, -
see how u would taste. The next T,o,s -
iAg ne died His physician said that ~ y
,nk contained deadly poison.-Navy s,,v
Smyrna times., 1887-04-06

Bol,do-glucine is the name Of another
NV new hypnotic. 1t is given for nervous
Insomnia - .l m doses Of from twenty grains